ImportError: cannot import name 'tracing_enabled' from 'langchain_core.tracers.context' (/usr/local/lib/python3.11/site-packages/langchain_core/tracers/context.py

[adarshkrpf]

System Info

0.0.352 and 0.0.353

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Reproduction

Custom _call wrapper

Expected behavior

No import error

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Based on the context provided, it appears that the 'tracing_enabled' you're trying to import from 'langchain_core.tracers.context' does not exist in the LangChain versions 0.0.352 and 0.0.353. This is likely the cause of the ImportError you're encountering.

The closest match to 'tracing_enabled' in the provided context is the function 'tracing_v2_enabled'. If you intended to use this function, you should import 'tracing_v2_enabled' instead of 'tracing_enabled'.

If 'tracing_enabled' is indeed what you intended to import, it might be located in a different module or it might not exist at all. I recommend checking your code and the LangChain documentation for the correct import statement.

Unfortunately, I couldn't find any specific changes made to the 'langchain_core.tracers.context' module in the LangChain versions 0.0.352 and 0.0.353. It's possible that the 'tracing_enabled' was removed or renamed in these versions.

If you're still encountering issues, could you please provide more details about your custom _call wrapper and how you're using 'tracing_enabled'? This will help me understand your issue better and provide a more accurate solution.

Sources

• libs/core/langchain_core/tracers/context.py

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[Abdullahw72]

Facing same issue even though I did not change anything in my running code.

[xkaiDu]

Found the issue:
In commit 7eec8f2 the function tracing_enabled was deleted, see #15326

The commit itself handled the lingering dependencies correctly. however, the function deletion was included in langchain-core 0.1.5, and is being referred to by v0.0.353, which didn't clean up the dependencies yet, not until 0.0.354

I haven't tried yet, but upgrading to 0.0.354 should resolve the issue.
And 0.0.353 should have dependencies for langchain-core <=0.1.4

[baskaryan]

As @xkaiDu mentioned, this issue was caused by an incompatibility between older versions of langchain, meaning those <0.0.354, and langchain-core==0.1.5. If you have langchain>=0.0.354 this should not be an issue.

We've fixed this issue in langchain-core==0.1.6.

So to resolve, either:

• Update langchain to >=0.0.354
• Or, if you'd like to stay pinned to an older version of langchain, update just langchain-core to a version >=0.1.6

Closing issue, but if the above don't work for anyone please let us know!

[hwchase17]

We've also yanked 0.1.5